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24/7 Real Sports TalkThu, 19 Mar 2015 20:33:56 +0000hourly1http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2By: Corey Riouxhttp://www.prosportsblogging.com/2012/03/10/the-manning-sweepstakes/comment-page-1/#comment-54037
Corey RiouxSun, 11 Mar 2012 01:22:42 +0000http://www.prosportsblogging.com/?p=77080#comment-54037Very valid point, Chris. Game action in August is going to be the proving point on whether or not the nerve can survive the blows. I suppose Peyton Manning will always be Peyton Manning, just wondering if the same arm will show up.Very valid point, Chris. Game action in August is going to be the proving point on whether or not the nerve can survive the blows. I suppose Peyton Manning will always be Peyton Manning, just wondering if the same arm will show up.
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Christopher RoweSat, 10 Mar 2012 22:13:32 +0000http://www.prosportsblogging.com/?p=77080#comment-54026It's not whether or not Peyton Manning will be Peyton Manning... but after three neck surgeries to get back on the field, how long until one big hit ends his career? Three games or three years? Either is just as likely. This is why teams are reluctant to committ to him because even if he appears 100% today, what jappens when he gets hit few times?
http://www.prosportsblogging.com/2012/02/01/peytons-place/It’s not whether or not Peyton Manning will be Peyton Manning… but after three neck surgeries to get back on the field, how long until one big hit ends his career? Three games or three years? Either is just as likely. This is why teams are reluctant to committ to him because even if he appears 100% today, what jappens when he gets hit few times?

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Corey RiouxSat, 10 Mar 2012 19:47:06 +0000http://www.prosportsblogging.com/?p=77080#comment-54018That's one question all of us- including me- have tried to ignore. Will he even be Peyton Manning again? Or, how well can he actually throw the football? Being sidelined for one full year is no easy task to overcome, but I fully expect Peyton to return to his promising skills under center. At least I hope so.
Right now, it looks as if Peyton is gathering the details on the teams he could be suiting up for and I assume him to be explaining his recovery progress (in a good way).
As always, thanks for reading, Steven. We all hope that the same Peyton returns.That’s one question all of us- including me- have tried to ignore. Will he even be Peyton Manning again? Or, how well can he actually throw the football? Being sidelined for one full year is no easy task to overcome, but I fully expect Peyton to return to his promising skills under center. At least I hope so.

Right now, it looks as if Peyton is gathering the details on the teams he could be suiting up for and I assume him to be explaining his recovery progress (in a good way).

As always, thanks for reading, Steven. We all hope that the same Peyton returns.

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Steven KeysSat, 10 Mar 2012 17:02:57 +0000http://www.prosportsblogging.com/?p=77080#comment-54007Good post, but one more “answer” Peyton must give his suitors: Can he still play? His camp has kept America largely in the dark about his state. I’m guessing he’s progressed well and expects to be in top shape and wouldn’t see benefit in failing to disclose any serious recovery problems. Like you write, he’s a “class act.” He’s a Manning.Good post, but one more “answer” Peyton must give his suitors: Can he still play? His camp has kept America largely in the dark about his state. I’m guessing he’s progressed well and expects to be in top shape and wouldn’t see benefit in failing to disclose any serious recovery problems. Like you write, he’s a “class act.” He’s a Manning.
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